davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-02-23

potatoes came third. The fish was
not brought on dishes ornamented
With pictures of fish. Such crockery
has gone out of fashion with the aver
age swell. Chicken croquets and as
parsgus were fourth; next small
broiled birds; then fllets of beef with
mushrooms; then ices with cake, and
finally coffee. No great rarity was
afforded, but the cookery was per-
feet. The dinner began at s o'clock
and lasted until IL. There was plenty
of wine.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-02-23
PRISONERS LIBERATED.
Queen Victoria's Jubilee Made Memor
BILE in India.

Qoeen Victoria's Jubilee Made Memora-
BILE in India.
& dispatch from Calcutta, says:
twenty-five Thousand of the rs, 900
persons confined 10 iails throughout
India were released ON the 10th, as an
act OF elemency to commemorate the
jubilee OF Queen Victoria. In selecting
the prisoners to be ibetated especial
pains have been taken to show leni-
ency to females. Ali persons impris-
oned for debt throughout India, where
debt is under 100 rupees, were liber-
ated also In commemoration of the
jubilee. In these cases the govern
ment will pay the debts.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-02-23
Difference Exacted by the Queen. .
From the New York World.

From the New York World.
Her Majesty Victoria is very careful
that her numerous family shall not
forget even in the intercourse of every
day life the "deference'' due to her.
Recently an American lady sightseeing
at Windsor, saw the Queen seated 10
her carriage, which was drawn up be-
fore The entrance to the private
apartment. Her Majesty was about
to start for her daily drive when out
out OF the castle rushed the Duke of
Edinburgh and, stepping up to the
carriage, began to speak to the Queen.
Victoria, with a look of displeasure
interrupted him and made a slight
gesture TO the Dukes hat, which was
still on his head. H. r. FL. looked
confused, quickly uncovered. and
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-02-23
POLISH COVSPTR4CY.

Provision for an Uprising in Case Rus
STA Goes to War.
An extensive plot has been discov.
cred for Polish rising in the event oil
a Prusso- Austrian or Russo German
war. Many imperial officers and off,
Gals are implicated. Twenty persons
have been arrested.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-02-23
It was Very Swell.

A very swell dinner in New York be-
gan with raw oysters, tiny ones,
opened on the shells, the outside of
which had been FURNISHED until they
were fit for jewelry. They were not
served on plates, but in frames of
twisted and silvered wire, each hold
ing ten bivalves. Then came clear
soup in hand painted dishes. Boiled
salmon with white sauce and Partisan
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-02-23

made low bow. He finished his con-
versation with his royal mamma with
his hat III his hand. 1t was reac-
ton from the state life Of Windsor,
probably. that caused Prince George
OF Wales to say to his brother on one
occasion: "Came, Eddie, get down
your fiddle and play God bless your
old grandmother
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-02-23
FOUND DEAD IN HIS STORE.
A Des Moines Merchant Believed to Have
Been Murdered.

A Des MOfnes Merchant Believed to Have
Been Murdered.
At Des Moines, Ia, early on the
morning of the 18th, the lifeless body
of Capt. Todd, a commission mer-
chant, was found in his store. There
was some evidence of q struggle in the
room; his clothing, watch, overshoes
and hat being scattered about, but
no bruises were discovered on his body
except a. slight abrasion of the nose.
There are strong indications that he
was murdered by some one slipping
up behind him and chloroform ing him
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-02-23

FEATHER stitching is not only used
on flannel. but on silk and satin for
the most elaborate dresses.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24
w Paterson, N. j., swietuje
wskutek strajku farbierzy js-
dwaLiu 5000 robotnikow.

Okropne wzburzenie. jake wy
wofaia " catej minnesota usta-
nowiona niedawno wsejmie uchwa-
ia wzgledem wysokiej licencyi,
przestraszyfa naweu republikan6w
j ci SAM obmysliaja teraz sposo-
by, ably rzeczona uchwaie obalic.
W tych dniach ma bye pred
fozony sejmowi nowy b:l, &adajacy
licencyi wiekszej wprawdzie, niz
ia dotad pfacili salonisci, lecz zaw-
SEE o pofowe mn,ejsze.j, .jak ia
uchwalita Izba deputowanych W
Saint Paul na posiedzeniu 2 logo
lutego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24
WiadomOSC
0 KS. MUCHOWSKIM.

Pare miesiqcy temu powiedziaf
mi OBJ. Teodor Ramczykowski, kt6.
ry teraz przcz zine polskim Szla-
zakom North Crceku dzieci
uczy, 70 do Ameryki przybyi ks.
Muchowski, dawnicjszy n%auczyciel
religii PREY progimnazyum Kos
%cierzynie, ma kaszubach.
Poniewu& wiedzialem, ze Ram
c%zykowski Z tych samych stron po-
chodzi co ks. Muchowski e. paraii
kiszowskieD przeto dafem Ware sto-
WON jego j radosnie pow'ta'em
swego kolege ezkolnego, ks. Mu-
chowskicgo, ma ziomi amerykahskiej.
Al tn uiedawno odbioram list
cd ks. Muchowskicgo Europy, 10
on jest Administrations paraii w
Radzynie, na zicmi Chetmihskiej, i
wvale ME mysls szuSa6 ~szczcscia
no %naszej p6fkuli.
Mic wchodzac tymczasem W TO,
czy OBJ. Ramczykowski W zfosli-
wynn zamiarze I'M okfamat, czy
tet W rzeczonym przypadku sam
cd jakie] trzeciej osoby fafszywa
odebrat informacya, pudaje poni4ej
list Wielcbncgo ks. Muchowskiego
doslownie, proszac go przebaczo'
nio.
Radzyn, d. is stycznia 1887.
Szanowna rcdakcya Warusa
umieScl}o W N. 81 Z dnia 9go
Wrzesnia 1886, wiadomosG, re ks.
Muchowski przybyf z Ch%e}mihskiej
dyecezyi do Ameryki. Jestto
bezczelne kiamstwo o! Wszy-
stkie szczeg6}y podane tam o owej
osobie odnosza SIG do mnie. Me
ma ksiedza tegoz imienia procz
mnie. - Tymczasem ME mysla}em
AM mysle wynoslc sic do Amerykl;
zadnego tez przesladowania ME do
znaje ze strony rz2du.
Widocznie jakis oszust nikczcm-
ny, zapewnie lajek, przyw}aszczy}
sobie mole imie j stan, ably oszu-
kiwac braci w Ameryce, zochydzid
stan duchowny i religia nasza swie-
ia.
p. s. prosze szanownego rcdak-
tora Hieronima D, ktoremu posefam
pozdrowienie, o blizszc wiadomosci
W tym wzgledzie.
Il. Anton6 Kuchows&1
administrator W Radzynie,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24
SPRzEDAz RATUNEK
Z/EM/ POL SKILJ
W ". KS. POznaDSkieln.

Djabei krakowski spetnif dana
obietnice wzgledem OBJ. Mieczys.a-
wa E y g k k lego i " nu-
merze 5 lut.go podaf dosyG
wierny portret psna koion;zatora,
z takim podpisem: POD EYS-
KOWSKI NJ. - Pod podpisem zas
zn"jdujs SIG ozloblona trupia g!owa
list: VS.; polskich, sprzedanych ma
kolon:zncys niomiccka, miAnowic;e:
Hr. Myci<!scy, Zo'odowo-Jagodowo.
H,. Mo.zcze4scy, Nekla, Dabrowa,
[Zdroje.
FIR. Lubieascy, .Wolpiki-P sres1ka.
Hy. Nqcxy1skt, Pawtowo.
Neyn'an, Sachow",
Wybicki, Nicwierz
My. a0zeJ Misl4ys1i, Ryhsk.
Hr. sSodierojshich Bni4sko,Z ernik,.
Kruszynsk', sokoInik.
Mier=ynski, W.tsssewo.
Zelewski, Lipusz.
Kugler, Zern,k'.
Luczhonshi, Snd'ogoszcx
Csapski, Bobowo.
Ksiesna Marya : Narzymshich
Oyiasha, Obozin
Meczyslan L~yshowshi.
Ma polski Bunk ratwahony W
Pozpuniu zapisuf znaczna sumo W
tostumencic zmuriy niedawno W
Petersburgu general : %porncznik
Oktawian Augnstynowlcz,
Pan Eram %JerAnanOWSsi z New
Vorkr jak donosza pisma 20
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24
" u 8

znahskie - zawiadomif telegramem
Bank Ziemski w Poznania, 10 skoro
subskrypcya na akcye bedzie o.
tworzora, podpisze sic M 20 akcyj
"a 10000 marek. OredouniM pisze,
il wytoienia subskrypcyi ka2dego
dnia spodziewae sic MONA, slSoro
formalnosci sadowe zostana "a
fatwione.
,,Briar Pipe todahu h pale
MA 10 jezyk ME s2czypie.
,,Briur Pipe" tabaha do PATE
MIA 70 je=yk ME s=czypie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24
co ShYCHAC?

By}w tych dniach ogromny strach
po swiecie, re juz sic zacznie wojna
miedzy Nicmcami a Francuzami.
Strachu togo narobila gazeta angiel-
ska, DO napisa}a, he p. Bismark
wys}al do Francuza list z zapyta-
MEM, co maja znaczyt zbrojenia SIG
fra%ncuskicgo wojska ku niemieckej
granicy, budowanie w tel stronie
barakow ola wojska i tenn podobne
rzcczy. Ma taxa wiadomosd zrobi}
sic ogromny pop}och ma gieldach
europejskich, zw}aszcza W Paryzu.
Wszyscy BOWEN wiedzieli, re o ia
kic rzeczy pan Bismark tax tylkv Z
pustej ciekawosci mic pyta}by jake
zywo, ami by tez III jake tam Cd
powiedzi grzecznej lub wykrecajacej
sic sianem ME poprzestaf, owszem
pc taAim liscie pos}a}by zapewnie
co inncgo do Francuza, co pachnie
prochem i ofowiem.
Ma szczescie wiadomosG ia okaza-
Ia sic plo,ka i wymys}em fa}szy-
wynn. Bismark ME pyta} Francuza
o to wcalc.
Sta}o sic przeciez co innego, a
mianowicie to zakazano wyprowa-
dzac i wywozic konie re wszystkich
panstw niemieckich "a kt6rakolwiek
grahice. w ostatnim czasie pisano
wiele o tenn, re Francuz ma gwaft
kupujc konic ola wojska, re szcze-
golnicj z Niemicc tysiacc sztuk wy
prowadzaja do Francyi. Musia}o
wiec bye W TEN cos prawdy, jezeli
cesarz Wilhelm uznal potrzebe "a
kazania tego i prawo takic~ spiesznie
og}osit kaza}. Ale to zapewne lu-
dziom spokoju ME wroci i TEN pc
wniej beda wojny sic obawiali.
Coraz pewniej zapowiadajq teraz
zjazd wszystkich Sch cesarzy W
Berlinic ma imieniny niemieckiego
cesarza. Zna6 vice, re jak dotad, to
cd Francyi tylko IA wojne sic
chmurzy. Wiemy dobrze, jake to
wielkie nieszczescie by}oby w}asnie
narodowi polskicmu przez wojne
miedzy trzema cesarzami curopej-
skimi, albo tylko dwoma 2 Mich,
BOBBY wojujacy ziemie polska W
bloto zdeptali.
w Rzymie wystawil RAD rosyj-
ski koscio{ sw. Stanis}awa meczen-
nika, patrona Polski, IRA przyleg}e
do tego budynki Ma publiczna Icy
tacya. Zabudowania to wraz z koscio-
lem wystawiono "a staraniem kr6-
Lowell polskicj Bony, zony krola
Augusta starego, ma pomieszczenie
pos}6w i pielgrzym6w polskich. Pc
rozbioze polski cesarzowic rosyjscy
z tytu}u swego kr6ldw polskich VIA
snose TIC Ia jeli, a teraz OTTO licytuia
i droga pamiatke polska wystawiaja
wraz re swiatynla ma zag}ade.
Pisza tez 10 tenn ciagie. zc
Ojcicc sw. ma rozsadzac bulgarska
sprawe. Jak tcz to Pan Bog lzeczy
obraca! Niedawno ME chciano an
s}nchac mic o papiczu, teraz on ma
najwyzszego sedziego miedzy monar-
chami wychodzi, zc sic do niego
ucickaja bicdzie i tacy. kt6rzy
go wcalc mic uznajq s.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24

To jech beczenie ma mnie M
nym mitynku to i'm decht tax
sztcmowafo. jsk indyjahsko kacmu-
zeka". - Inny druch. Kaszuba z
tego Towarzystwa wyrazit sic W
l,scie do rcdakcyi Winrusa o re-
daktorze Gazety Katolickiei re
,,"n Were jesz W kaszubsciech
~szczepkach MIC bet, DO Icbo bet,
tobe on talk mocko ME przezewof."
Niektorym ludziom podty ga
tunek whisky, .iaklm sie upajajs W
salonacll - talk zwana fapucha -
do tyla we ibach przewraca, &c
zaczynaj ia napastowac spokoj nych
obywateli. w piateS, Is lutego,
zdarzyio Oie cos podobnega W
newnym salonie naszym dru"hom
st. i NJ. - Jczeliby TO III alto sic
powt6rzyc, ME om;eszka Wiarus
podac do wiudomosci publicznej ich
ca}kowitego nazwiska.
Parma, obejmujaca $50 ak
row, 8 mil cd Winony "a rzeka po-
}ozona Jest do wydzierzawienia cd
marca.
80 ARROW podp}ugiem-budyn-
XII W dobrym %porzadku.
Bliszych szczego}ow udzieli
w~lasciciel
,lugua Schraj6er.
III Mankota Ave.
SIP
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24
WIADOMOSCI
MgEJSCOW E.

Lofty ma sprzedat-bardzo
taniOl - Zgiosit SIG do Blura
prawniczego (Law o@fflee) W. T.
Valentine ca.
Cor. Lafayette Il 3rd.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24
w sprawie tel odebrafcm cd
SzanowDegO posia Marcina
Trawtc1kicgO u ace
pismO:

st. Paul, 1s lutogo, SIR
Szunowny WIarusie!
Rodzico, krewno8c i wszyscy
przyjaeiele wysokiej llcencyi (H1gh
l%icense) juk teraz znajduja sic W
wielkim smutku ktopocie, DO
jeich dziecie, imieniem III. l..
1000 znajduje sie W krytycznsm
pofozenia - okropniu jest chore;
doktorzy rubIicznie ogfosili, 30
ono diugo zyt ME mote, DO jest
chore M suehoty!...
Tutejsi salonisci terax wszyscy
sa bardzo wesoicgo ducha, a 70
powodu, be sie JUL narodzif
Mesyasz, (nowy bil), kt6ry mono
polistom groznie patrzy oczy.
Chce on ustanowio Ola Mast,
liczaeych 500 mieszkanc6w, liccn-
eva W kwocle 200 dol, nilej 1000
micszkahc6w 400 dol, ~ybej $1,000
zas 600 DOL, wiec wtsdy liconcya
ne Winone wynosiiabv 400 dol.
Ten nnsE nowonarodzony Me-
sya.z jul wypowiedziai wysokiej
licencyi III. IT, zacieta wojne.
II. l.. chery, do boju wystepowaG
mic mote braknie mu silly. Pro-
rokuja mu zgon przedwczesny =
j to prorocy, kt6rzy znani sly jako
znakomici politycy Iudzie mowiacy
prawde
Nasz nowy bill zaa w krotkim
czasle bedzie %ochrzcony j ia sam
bede mu kmotrowai j nam ma
dzieje, re PREY pomocy 1unych
braci demokrat6w o%statccznie Cd
nIesiemy zwyciestwo.
u uszanownniem
Morfm 7rarick
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24

Cor. Lafayette Il 3rd.
q podaje ko-
respondent do gazety Northeastern
Chronicle poetycznic zabarwlony
opis, z kt6rego tutaj g'ownle]sze
punkta p%owtarzam. Winona ma
krotsze dni, niz inne miasta W
naszym stanie, DO jest pofo1ona "
dolinie. ~otoczonej wysokicmi, ibcie
alpejskiemi gorami, dla togo sfohce
tutaj pot godziny rychiej wschodzi
i zachodzi, niz W %micjscach otwar-
tych. Miasto p~ofczone jest ma pra-
wen ~wybrzc4u rzeki Mississippi.
Pred kilku laty umarf tu starry
1ndyanin, ktory opowiadaf, jak on
piywal ma fodzi 20 miejscu, gdzie
sic teraz znajduje WiEona. Teraz
Indyanie uszli W lasy, q miejsce
lich zajeli Irisze, Polacy, Niemcy i
|kandynawi. Wszystkie cztery
larodowokc; 4yja szczesliwie i
Egodnie obok siebie, prawie
kazda familia ma swoj wtusny
'domek. Najlepiej maja sic lrisze,
kt6rzy siucbajac nauk ks. dziek,-
ma Cottera, scisla zachowuj ia
wstrzemiezliwosG. Winona ma do
brze urzadzona ksiegarnia, W ktorej
hest wyioione takte polskie pismo
~'e'"'.
Zadna tabaka do polenia ME
doro,ony,ca tabace ,,Briar Rps'.
Bez sprawied1iuej przyczyny
bez wisdzy ks. prob. Byzewsklego
trzech czionk6w wykluczonych 20
staio z Towarzystwa sw. Krzy4a
" Winonie, nis odebrawszy tadne-
40 wynagrodzenia "a koszta, jake
Qtad poniesli din tego Towarzy-
Jeieli c, cztonkowie Mo
bstana napowrot przyjeci, bedz'e
Iiaf Ks. prob. obowiazek oddac to
knwe Najprz. KS. Arcybiskupo-
4 temu bedzie wolno Tow. sw.
yta zasuspendowac W jego
nosciach.
Charm of the West" - ta6a
ha do 4ucia, sprauia p%raudzi,sq
rOxkosz.
W1a;ciciel pity Han,iAo" raz
po jest naruiony ma straty z
powodu czesto zachodzacych W
,jego fabryce nieszczesnych PREY
padk6x. - Bedzie on teraz miai
process z dwoma Polakami: Mar
cinem Pclowskim, ktory lipcu
" jego fabryce ziamat noge, i J6-
xefem Bur~ztyh-kim, kt6rv W tyl.
samym czasie sic potfukf, spadiszy
Z wysokiej platformy W pile. Obaj
upomiraja SO Cd pana Hamiltona
rocznej zapomogi jake kalekl. Ob.
Kila, kt5ry r6wniei potfukf sic W
lipcu PREY zarwaniu sic pIatformy,
xadowolif sic 200 dolurami, jake
mu p. Hamilton naraz wypfacit
Dla palaczy! = Me ma jjoh
,Briar Pipe" ta6aAn do palenia,
lrrd6uj je!
Rlskiic Too Spieacu orion mic
p teraz regularne dw'czenia w
kewie co srode cd sodz. SO
wieczorem. kto ma chez PREY
staple, niechaj sic pospieszy. Wstqp.
no kosztuje tylko rs centow, a
miesiccznego podatku pfaci SO
tylks 10 c.. Kto wstapi doAriona,
stale sic take za osobna niewielkA
opfata czfonkiem ZwiAzku Mar.
Pol. i mote korzystaG 2 wszystkich
jego przywilejow.
Nowi kandydaci niechaj sic
zgiosza albo 90 Redakcyi Wiaruso,
albo do pracowni krawieckiej PIP.
Brudnocha i Gruszczynsk:ego pod
Buren, Drugiego BanSu Narodo-
wcSo.
Ma cstatku zapisai siq jako
cxionek Arson0 p. Dom. Kowalski.
Kto SIC ME moSe obye bez taj-
Ii ! prynski. niechaj n;ywa tabaki
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24
Alnerylza.

Ze znany olbrzymi strajk
W New Yorku zakohczy} sic
zupefna kleska robotnik6w, to
sami Rycerze piracy przyznaia.
Miejsca straj'.ujacych szuflarzy
wegli prawie wy'acznie zajete
ga przez scabow.
TAX samo skonczyf sic k]es-
ka Rycerzy piracy strajk ku-
czerow Cd kolei konnych W
Bostonie.
Te i podobne kleski troche
zdyskredytowafy Zwiazek Ry-
cerzy piracy, co sic pomiedzy
innemi pokaza}o PREY ostat-
mich wyborach Filadelhi,
gdzie kandydaci stronnictwa
ludowege PREY wyborach miei-
skich uzyskali zaledwie 1900
gfos6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24

Fyonciszek Kubak, Czcch salo-
n,sta z 5 ulicy, obchodzif W dniu
Is latego srebrne wesele, ma kto
rom grafa nasza polska kapela
Sasiedzi obdarzyli jubilata kosztow-
nom polslrowanem krze.tem.
Lauer finding, ponad kt6rych
aptekq znajduje s'e drukarnia Wa.
sa.sa, 'posiadaja znakomite le~a":
stwo Ma kaszel. Jestto DR.. 30
sssanki syrop, legacy rfuca gubia-
cy kaszel. Sa tego lekarstwa bu-
telki pc so centdw j pc dolarze.
.Ieden 2 wygnaacoao b Tow. sw.
krxyza napisat do Warusa kaszub-
Eki list, kohczacy SIG temi s'owv:
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-07-19
FRoM YAxcEY AND VIcrN1rY.

FROM YANcEY AND VICINITY.
Capt. ]. n. Gudger returned from
YRncey county, last Saturday. He
gives as several Important and in,
teresting items as follows
=. The residence of Mr.. Bonj. Buck.
neF, on Fry, WAS consumed by
fire Friday night. Everything was
lost save two beds, including build,
ing, furniture, provision, &c. Loss
fully tive thousand dollars. No in
atIFSF1ea. rs - r. - =. Z: :.
Judging from Indications, as Capt.
G., could sa0 alORg the road from
kgheyiHs 70 Yancey, there will be
twice Cd much corn raised, per acre,
an, ever bsf0ne. The reports from
an sections of Yancey sustained bis
ob1erYations. The wheat and corn
cropssate very fne-wheat was a lit
tie thin, but the heads were extra.
ordinarily good.
Nj. Britt, who has had Q fine
school in BurIlaHille, has accepted q
position in Q school in Tennessee.
His depkTtlife will prove q very So
we're loss to Yancey.
Rut little mics Il being dug now,
bat such as 10 offered for sale COM
,nands very satisfactory prices.
Everybody enquiries Of every Wis
itor. "When. is the railroad com-
ing?" Every man, woman and
child is interested in the coming of
q railroad from AsheVille.
!. The death IOf Mr.. c. F. Young
was universally regretted in this
county.
The Irish.potato crop is unpre-
cedented. Capt. Gudger actually.
fattened up on the fine potatoes,
buttsrmilk, and mountain spring
water. -
Yancey people say they are
ashamed of having their corn-crib
and smoke honae in Cincinnati;
consequently, they have gone to
work as never before, and prospects
are certainly exeelleht
Mr.. Mark Bird claims The best
field Of corn in Western North
Carolina. :sEsa+.,-
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IMponrANT RETEREE .CAsE.

Messrs. w. L. Norwood, o.
WaynesYille, and P. A. Cummings,
Of this city, are referees in the cass
Of L. n. Welch Vs. w. w. Rollins.
It is q claim for services rendered
by Mr.. WEIGH as captain who suru
rounded and captured the fort al
AsheVilte White Sulphur Springs
some years ago, while the latter
was yaiiently held by the late Gen'l
r. MHsnry an enPty horse pistol
aM4 d duster. Solicitor J II. Moody
iEan attendance as counsel for Capt.
WEIGH. The case will be heard to-
day.
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Box stenciis apd Key cheeks niads, :, to {

Box stencils apd Key Checks made to
order. 40
Rubber, Stamps of all varieties, and
Hektograps ordered at catalOEHe pricaR.
New lot, Of stationery just received,
consisting. OF Boy Paper, Pune .BOoks'
Writing Tablets and some very hauds0ms
styles Oi Linen Paper.
Allen OnaFteIm iin-faggafSl's Last;
"As In Looking Glass, ," Phillips' Gold
en- Hope, Russell's, 3 dozen sitting stories,
illustrated, Drop OF Blood" EaFrey,
z" Heart ThrOb"TGenersL 3. B. Vance,
All the principaa lnayaEines. and DALI
Northern and. Southern papers fur ills.
Subscriptions received for week msnth
cry and News store. N. Main street.
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1nmEvas.LE socIEFlRa.

A. A. s.. Kite lMdsOns.--J. Wakefield CoFt.
land, SD deg, Deputy OF the Inspector Genelal
fOr North Carolina.
Usrsae (SalS.aAderT. No. Sd. A. POr:er Emlnen!
commander; Jordan Stone, Secretary. Meets nfBl
Nedaesday night in each month.
1SheDikle IaaPteF, r. A. Ma. C. Fagg High
TTsest s. Hainmershlag, Secretary. MeetH
he second Wednesday night In each month.
a.. HerHoR Il HtOs. No. lis. a. r q a. n
a .. Blair MOrshipfai Master; - Hlanton
-reIstary. Meets 1he ArSt Friday night in each
o oath.
,~mae.pa Lode@ x. Of H., No. s4s. : Z.
LvgI Dietat0r Jordan Stone, Secretary.
ae'i, the frst and third Monday nights in each
'uo u.
l.,A Br.od OOanel, No. 7Ol, r. As. L.
~ - s., Regent; Jordan Stone, Secretary. Neet9
4 az hall Of the Knights Of Honor on the second
iOuEth Monday nights in each month.
I~te0ine LpI1e A. F & A. n, o. D.-J Wake
u cortland, w. NJ; J. A. Conant, Sec. Meets
* Is 1nie Hall third Thursday night in each
Month ct 8 o'clock. and LIST and 4th Thursday
light for Einstruetion.
The A&heUiVe Pubic Library. over Mr.. Kep-
Or'S Store, opposite Eagle Hotel, and next
1or 10 Tie Bank Of Ashevlle. ia open to Wis
srs from 10 a. M. to p. m. and from 4:S0t to
20 m.
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The Striking COkers.
(By telegraph to the Asheville Citizen !,

(By telegraph to the Asheville Citizen1
PlTTsBURG, July 1Sth.-The strik.
ing coke workers have called con
Vention ut Everson tO-mnrrOw tn
consider the advisabiIity of causing
Il total suspension of work in this
region by calling upon those works
ing OF once to cease until the strike
is settled. They think that a gem
eral shut down would soon compel
operators who want coke to bring
too strong pressure 20 bear on
others. An attempt probably will
also be made to stop the importa.
ton of new men by sending y COM
mittee to New York to explain the
situation to any whom agents may
propose to send in. There is no
change in the situation to-day.
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KOrth CaFOIina's Confederate
..-.t ....E Dead. ~

North Carolina is moving in re-
gard TO erecting monument to the
memory of her 10000 Confederate
dead. The papers have taken hold
of the matter with great earnestness
and their editorial advocacy OF it
is being supplemented by strong
letters from other citizens. One
gentleman offers to contribute 81 ;.
600 to the monument if it shall be
erected at Raleigh, or $500 if it
shall be placed at Durham. The
movement is one that every true
man should rejoice to see take
practical shape. No State made a
more glorious record in the late war
than North Carolina. Her name
appears ia imperishablc letters in
the story of every battle from Beth
ell to ApPomattox. And the monu
ment should be ofa design and char
acter that would typify especially
what was known as the staying quail
ties of the North Carolinians. Whilst
the North Carolina soldiers were in
all other things the peers of any
southern soldiers, some of the com
mands from the Old North State
gained for her a distinctive reputa-
tion for bulldog tenacity in holding
a position. Only a few nights ago
we heard Virginian who was on
A. P. HIPS staff during the war,
and who is man of careful and
most intelligent observation, and
not given to idle words, speak in
glowing terms of the vaIor of the
North Carolina troops and comment
particularly on the North Carolina
grip Referring especially to the
brigades of Cooke, Scales, Lane,
and McRae. lie remarked that you
could place either of the three in 4
position and go away with absolute
confidence that it would stay there
80 long as there was a man left
Richmond DispGtch. FEt